Sentences with phrase «nice response saying»

Simply send them a short but nice response saying that you'd rather become friends and wish them luck.

Not exact matches

Human evil has killed the innocent cruelly, Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby said in response to the terror attacks in Nice.

This seems to be a direct response to when Steve Spurrier said, «These two Capital One Bowls in a row are pretty nice, but that state championship ain't bad either.»

In response, our friend Mary said, «Well, if we didn't work like this, you wouldn't have all these nice things.»

In responding to Rich Lamb's question of «is there something nice you can say about your opponent», Scott Stringer tried to give a friendly response, saying «we are definitely going to hang out after» the election and that as part of that «hang out» Spitzer could «help babysit my two kids.»

I usually get a similar response saying they had a nice time too.

The same is applicable to guys who think they will be getting some freebies by complaining to Help Desk about non-existing problems or expecting from our administrators to police your relationships, and punish users who were not nice to you (maybe in response to something rude or inconsiderate that you said?).

Philip Ruth: After dog - earing my thesaurus looking for nice things to say about the Toyota Tacomas that came for review — steering response is slow, but at least the ride is stiff — I found the 2017 Honda Ridgeline to require no effort at all to be liked.

We all want people to say and share nice things about us and our books, but stimulating this kind of response from people is not always as easy as it sounds.

«The first response you get when you ask for feedback is very nice and developers say what they think you want to hear to foster the relationship.

I've read comments that said: «Boy it'd be nice to turn the Sun off for a while to measure the response», will this is the next best thing to doing exactly that.

*** You see, Eric, the nice thing about getting the method right is that if the data changes — or more data becomes available (like, say, a better way to offset Byrd station than using the relationships to other stations), then the answer will change in response.

Some of the responses were borderline racist (asking why the audience of mainly youth were not wearing «lederhosen») and sexist (scolded by the moderator for «flirting» after saying «nice uniform» to the general).

I could write an entire paper in response to this question but let's just say it's nice that designers and artists working together to add value and affection to everyday things.

And, a nice way to end the cover letter may be to say: «I look forward to your positive response.»

I remember saying to then Justice Laskin, nice meeting you sir, and his response was «likewise».